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If Assange is a villain, what about Zuckerberg? Fake accounts on Facebook have done at least as much damage as WikiLeaks’ disclosures - Leonid Bershidsky United States of America , Northern North America , America North, Global (1)	2018-11-16
The Correspondent promises English-speaking audiences an 'antidote' to breaking news Netherlands, United States of America , European Union (=28), European Union - old (=15), Northern North America, Western Europe , America North, Europe	2018-11-16
Notifications every 2 minutes: This in-depth look at how people really use WhatsApp shows why fighting fake news there is so hard India , South Asia , Asia	2018-11-16
The New York Times rethinks/redesigns Business - Mario R. García United States of America , Northern North America , America North	2018-11-16
The interviewer of Jana Valova, the ex-mayor of Humenne: "The boss assured me that it was my last dirty work" (in Slovak language) Slovakia , Central Europe, European Union (=28), European Union - new (=13) , Europe	2018-11-16
The Financial Times creates interactive audio documentary to immerse audiences in stories about Berlin Germany, United Kingdom , European Union (=28), European Union - old (=15), Western Europe , Europe	2018-11-15
Difficulty to monetise content holds publishers back from innovating on voice platforms United Kingdom, United States of America , European Union (=28), European Union - old (=15), Northern North America, Western Europe , America North, Europe	2018-11-15
New business models no longer rely on large profits or staff sizes Spain, United States of America , European Union (=28), European Union - old (=15), Northern North America, Southern Europe , America North, Europe	2018-11-15
How The Wall Street Journal is preparing its journalists to detect deepfakes United States of America , Northern North America , America North	2018-11-15
Which platforms publishers say monetize best: Facebook, YouTube, Apple News - Digiday research United States of America , Northern North America , America North	2018-11-14
Facebook is shutting down its connected-TV ad network Global (1)	2018-11-14
‘It’s a relationship’: Why Quartz is leaning on community for its first membership product United States of America , Northern North America , America North	2018-11-14
Sourcing the sources: An analysis of the use of Twitter and Facebook as a journalistic source over 10 years Germany, United Kingdom, United States of America , European Union (=28), European Union - old (=15), Northern North America, Western Europe , America North, Europe	2018-11-14
Consumers love smart speakers. They don’t love news on smart speakers. (At least not yet.) United States of America , Northern North America , America North	2018-11-14
Hearst unveils new brand strategy for Esquire to enhance its luxury positioning United Kingdom , European Union (=28), European Union - old (=15), Western Europe , Europe	2018-11-14
Publishers are waking up to the potential of Reddit for engagement United States of America , Northern North America , America North	2018-11-14
Five ways the BBC will boost its audience engagement in 2019 United Kingdom , European Union (=28), European Union - old (=15), Western Europe , Europe	2018-11-14
Financial Times tool warns if articles quote too many men United Kingdom , European Union (=28), European Union - old (=15), Western Europe , Europe	2018-11-14
Ozone: Top UK publishers have a new alliance to compete with the duopoly United Kingdom , European Union (=28), European Union - old (=15), Western Europe , Europe	2018-11-14
From hard paywalls to meters to dynamic paywalls: Why New York Media is taking a flexible approach to subscriptions United States of America , Northern North America , America North	2018-11-13

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Chronological news digests

If Assange is a villain, what about Zuckerberg? Fake accounts on Facebook have done at least as much damage as WikiLeaks’ disclosures - Leonid Bershidsky

The Correspondent promises English-speaking audiences an 'antidote' to breaking news

Notifications every 2 minutes: This in-depth look at how people really use WhatsApp shows why fighting fake news there is so hard

The New York Times rethinks/redesigns Business - Mario R. García

The interviewer of Jana Valova, the ex-mayor of Humenne: "The boss assured me that it was my last dirty work" (in Slovak language)

The Financial Times creates interactive audio documentary to immerse audiences in stories about Berlin

Difficulty to monetise content holds publishers back from innovating on voice platforms

New business models no longer rely on large profits or staff sizes

How The Wall Street Journal is preparing its journalists to detect deepfakes

Which platforms publishers say monetize best: Facebook, YouTube, Apple News - Digiday research

Facebook is shutting down its connected-TV ad network

‘It’s a relationship’: Why Quartz is leaning on community for its first membership product

Sourcing the sources: An analysis of the use of Twitter and Facebook as a journalistic source over 10 years

Consumers love smart speakers. They don’t love news on smart speakers. (At least not yet.)

Hearst unveils new brand strategy for Esquire to enhance its luxury positioning

Publishers are waking up to the potential of Reddit for engagement

Five ways the BBC will boost its audience engagement in 2019

Financial Times tool warns if articles quote too many men

Ozone: Top UK publishers have a new alliance to compete with the duopoly

From hard paywalls to meters to dynamic paywalls: Why New York Media is taking a flexible approach to subscriptions

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